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LIVA 32GB 2GB DDR3L RAM installed 32GB eMMC Storage
- Upgraded with Intel Bay Trail-M N2807 1.58 GHz
- 32GB eMMC Storage
- 2GB DDR3L RAM
- Dual Graphics Display
- Low Power Consumption (5V / 15W)
LIVA is Expressing the Passion and the Pursuit of Aesthetics in Every Way

World's Smallest Windows-Based Mini PC Kit

What's Included:
- ECS BAT-MINI Motherboard (Intel CPU Onboard)
- 2GB DDR3L Memory
- eMMC Storage 32GB
- Wi-Fi / Bluetooth Combo Card
- Antenna
- Power Adapter
- LIVA Case
- Manual & Driver DVD
What's Needed:
- Operating System

Windows Based OS
With the anticipation and excitement to have Windows-Based Mini PC, LIVA is proud to bring you the latest Windows 8.1 OS support to ensure you a pleasant user experience.


Dual Graphics Displays
With HDMI and D-Sub support, LIVA provides not only two independent output displays, offering a wise choice of home entertainment or multi-display applications, but also wide coverage support of both digital and analog displays.

Power Saving
LIVA Only Uses About as Much Power as Just a Light Bulb!
Equipped with Low Voltage DRAM and Intel Bay Trail-M SoC with Micro USB power supply design, which only takes 5V / 15W of total power consumption, LIVA brings great energy saving ability and the most efficient performance.

Mobility-Walking PC
Seriously, there is nothing comparable to the mobility of LIVA Mini PC Kit. Based on low power consumption of Intel's Bay Trail processor, LIVA can be booted up and operated simply by a power bank.


40-Second Set Up
With screw-free design of LIVA Mini PC Kit, users can easily self-assemble their own PC and finish all the processes within 40 seconds.
And more importantly, it's so fun and easy!

Intel® Bay Trail-M SoC Processor
Featuring Intel® Bay Trail-M SoC (System-on-a-Chip) processor, based on the new low-power consumption micro-architecture "Silvermont" Providing the fan-less thermal design with better acoustic performance, LIVA is a great Mini PC with the advantages of high performance and power saving.

eMMC Storage Technology
eMMC - Embedded Multi-Media Card - is comprised of both flash memory and a flash memory controller, which is often used for mobile devices. eMMC greatly reduces the response time and is suitable for high performance applications. The ultra-thin eMMC allows LIVA Mini PC Kit to be incredibly small.

M.2 Socket Wireless Communication
(Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n & Bluetooth 4.0 Combo Card)
The evolution of onboard interface M.2 socket provides a superior standard for connecting NGFF (Next Generation Form Factor), a better and faster standard for connection and expansion. LIVA adopts the latest M.2 Interface with the Wi-Fi / Bluetooth Combo Card for Better wireless communication.

Low Voltage DRAM
LIVA Integrates low voltage Double Data Rate III Synchronous DRAM, usually used for Notebook PCs, which uses 8% less power than regular DRAM. DDR3L is ideally suited for the main memory application, which requires large memory density, high bandwidth and low power operation.


Warranty & Returns
Warranty, Returns, And Additional Information
Warranty
- Limited Warranty period (parts): 1 year
- Limited Warranty period (labor): 1 year
- Read full details
Return Policies
- Return for refund within: 30 days
- Return for replacement within: 30 days
- This item is covered by Newegg.com's Standard Return Policy
Manufacturer Contact Info
- Manufacturer Product Page
- Manufacturer Website
- Support Phone: 1-510-771-0284
- Support Email: newegg.support@ecsusa.com
- Support Website
- View other products from ECS (EliteGroup)
Pros: Cheap and easy to assemble mostly. See Cons
Cons: A truly frustrating device even for me and I’ve been building computers for 10 years. First, the actual assembly is easy and involves putting in the wireless card and installing a screw. Then you install the two wifi antennas and that’s easy. But then you have to get the incredibly tiny antenna leads hooked up to the miniscule jacks on the wireless board. And no, these aren’t the usual leads you’re used to on laptop wireless antennas and cards. No, these are perhaps half that size. I’m certainly no kid and wear glasses and I couldn’t even see the jacks on the board. Honestly this is an exercise in frustration that took almost an hour. It’s so frustrating you want to throw the whole thing into the trash and go out drinking until you can forget. It took me an hour to finally get something like the correct hookup. A magnifying glass would help but then you’d need three hands. If you have a kid around with young eyesight have them do this and save yourself a lot of frustration. Then you have to load windows 8.1. Windows 7 won’t work. Only 8.1. Ubuntu is supposed to work but I’m not into that so it was Windows 8.1. The only way to install the operating system is from a USB optical drive or a flash drive. I don’t have a USB optical drive so I made a bootable USB thumb drive using an older OCZ Diesel 4 Gig drive. Guess what? Wouldn’t work. The machine kept going into the BIOS with no hint of what was wrong. And there’s very little troubleshooting info on this device on the Internet. I thought It was defective but then I decided to try using another flash drive. What did I have to lose? I burned another bootable copy of Windows 8.1 on a Kingston 8 gig drive and this time it worked. I saw some hints on the Internet that this is a problem so if it happens to you try another flash drive or better yet use a USB optical drive.
Overall Review: The Liva actually runs Windows 8.1 tolerably well. Just make sure you have a powered USB hub because there are only 2 USB ports and you need one for the mouse and one for the keyboard. Considering that everything you want to install has to come on a USB flash drive that leaves you one USB port short. This is an early review. I just got done installing Windows and the drivers, which come a DVD and that you have to transfer to a flash drive to get installed. The Liva isn’t fast. It’s glacial compared to a reasonably new system but it works OK. I’m going to play with it some more tomorrow and see what happens but right now the frustration is wearing off and it looks cute sitting there, so small and innocent looking. Just remember those wireless antenna leads.